On Wed, 9 Apr 2003, Roth, Kevin P. wrote:

> My internet explorer also gets confused on those A tags. I think what you
> want is this:

Yes, thanks, putting the <a name> things within the <td> tags made them work
fine with Mozilla at least.

> For the naming scheme, I agree that Win32 repeated like that looks a bit
> funny. But I don't think the Type column alone would look OK either. I
> suggest replacing "Win32" with the flavor, and additionally leaving the
> word "Generic" off. So, you'd have:
>
> Win32 (native)
> Win32 ....
> Win32 ....
> Win32 - MinGW32
> MinGW32 ...
> Win32 - Cygwin
> Cygwin ...

> Not sure if this model is OK for the linuxen also, but I'd guess it would
> work.

Yes, that's better. I kept 'Generic' though as I can't see how 'mingw32'
isn't native so it would look weird with one native version and one mingw32
version next to each other... Also, 'generic' goes better in the Linux
section where 'native' doesn't fit at all. (And then the code that displays
the whole table doesn't need special-cases for these! :-)

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